Is there any way to control my Mac via IFTTT?

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  On 09/12/2023 at 00:05, jebus197 said:

As the title says. I just want to be able to mute and unmute my Mac Mini M.1 using my voice, with Alexa, GA and IFTTT.

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https://github.com/abdyfranco/macos-ifttt-control may not work with the M1 though not sure, but it was an open source project done mostly with javascript

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  On 09/12/2023 at 00:46, neufuse said:

https://github.com/abdyfranco/macos-ifttt-control

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Yes, thanks. I already found that. But it's a project that was abandoned 4 years ago and just seems to be a bunch of source code with no instructions on how to use it.

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